Only two more days left until massive rangeban on EU, What do you think?
Only two more days left until massive rangeban on EU, What do you think?
Hudson Baker
Connor Young
Probably for the best, i'm addicted to this place
Joshua Green
likewise
Andrew Richardson
What
William Bailey
en.wikipedia.org
TL;DR: EU citizens can sue American websites so American websites are just blocking EU IP range
Carter Miller
This website isn't American
Luke Butler
Yes It is. This is owned by Japanese, but the company is still legally based in America and bound to the United States law.
Oliver Harris
The GDPR went into effect today
Xavier Richardson
Same.
Jason Torres
Nani
Asher Ramirez
>Only two more days left until massive rangeban on EU, What do you think?
AHAHA!!!Based EU!!!Time to create EUchan.
Aaron Price
That could be fun, and rangeban leaves, bongs and amerilards
Aaron Jenkins
A site like Jow Forums doesn't need to worry about it because it has no presence in the EU's jurisdiction.
Mason White
i support this
Nolan Johnson
Are you crazy? We'd all be in jail for hatespeech and thoughtcrimes within a week.
Carter Murphy
EU ruined everything again.
Jacob Perez
Stop spamming the same pictures, Ivan.
Carson Mitchell
I’m probably an Eurocuck but is it really weird that people should have more knowledge and rights over their own personal information owned and used by companies?
We are living in the age of big data. It’s a valuable resource
Easton Scott
business idea: Jow Forums but without r*ssians and *nglos
Brandon Anderson
gdpr is about personal data being stored by websites
Jow Forums is an ANONYMOUS imageboard
Connor Butler
OK. But why nanny state EU is so popular in US, Joe?
Asher Parker
Le Jow Forums magnefique
Nolan Young
>The GDPR states that IP addresses should be considered personal data as it enters the scope of ‘online identifiers’.
not to mention the obvious email address storage for pass owners
Ayden Morris
>but is it really weird that people should have more knowledge and rights over their own personal information owned and used by companies?
Literally everyone already does. I, as a crypto-yank, can go to Facebook RIGHT NOW and download a zip file containing all the data they store about me.
GDPR, much like the cookie law, is purely political virtue signalling by technologically inept boomers.
Brandon Gutierrez
>eurocuck
Bullshit, remember how Americans sucked it up that the Zucc is earning billions of their data while the EU specifically targetted this campaign against Facebook, Google and the like.
Hunter Taylor
Okay well good for you I can do it too but there’s more than just Facebook you know.
Josiah Hernandez
It's only an issue when Jow Forums stores the IP adresses for more than 4 months and if pass users aren't giving their consent for prolonged storage.
Isaac Cruz
>it has no presence in the EU's jurisdiction.
The fuck are you on about?
Jow Forums isnt affected because it doesnt store data. If it did it the EU would be able to sue it. It has a presence in EU jurisdiction if I can access it
Samuel Phillips
This
Jonathan Parker
I wonder how this works with American sites that don’t operate here but do sell ad-space to European companies for European visitors
Mason Foster
Article 50 is what you're looking for.
Eli Thompson
You’ve read it?
Austin Gray
b-but I dont want my yurobros to go
Matthew Rogers
We will get British proxies and give Britain a bad name
Ian Jackson
w-what? please, no.
David Kelly
>it has no presence in EU
You must be retarded or something.
Also inb4 some based euroanon sues Jow Forums for the lulz and kills this shite
Adrian Jones
you don't sue over gdpr, you report it to the regulators
Justin King
>no ameritards
Count me in
Henry Lopez
>Also inb4 some based euroanon sues Jow Forums for the lulz and kills this shite
>moor education
The EU has no way to enforce any penalties on Jow Forums.
Nathaniel Torres
We are copying the US in trying to apply our jurisdiction to the whole world.